Saada, a dimpled, effusive mother of five, still quakes a
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The lid, with its dimpled underside, helps the basting process.
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For whatever reason, dimpled thighs have long been a source of grief.
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And the rich burgundy dial had a dimpled surface, like a basketball.
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"Your soft belly, jiggly hips, dimpled thighs are beautiful and sexy," she wrote.
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Inside someone has tied balloons (Congratulations!), now dimpled, to a champagne bottle, now empty.
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If somebody doesn't like your over-30 dimpled rolls… tell them not to look.
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Its curves must be as soft to the touch as a baby's dimpled thigh.
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The one I use most is a dimpled antique with a black-mirror finish.
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Blossom is petite, with blue eyes and a dimpled smile, and wavy light-brown hair.
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Are nigella seeds embedded in the dimpled, golden crusts of the oval loaves of barbari?
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She smiles with her lips closed, one cheek dimpled, feathers pluming from a crown braid.
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"It had this sculpted, dimpled look to it," Melbourne museum geologist Dermot HenrytoldThe Sydney Morning Herald.
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Stereos, turntables, cigarette cartons, iconic cartoon characters, and classic paintings aren't immune from his dimpled remix.
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Joona is blond and dimpled, with Special Ops training and eyes a granite shade of blue.
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There Mr. Hens is, blue-eyed and dimpled, in his author photo on the back flap.
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The fruit in my hand, dimpled like an apple, was the size of a child's fist.
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She had a broad frame and dimpled knees, a clearwater complexion, and streaked, tawny-brown hair.
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And indeed, on the majority of human bodies, there areas on which skin appears dimpled or bumpy.
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I hear them whispered by my dimpled thighs and hissed by the flaps under my upper arms.
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The leather is also a dark brown with a weird dimpled pattern instead of a smooth finish.
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Its underside is lined with dimpled red plastic, though you don't see this when you're wearing it.
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There are also dimpled teapots crawling with painted ants and paperweight-size sculptures of horses and birds.
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The bottles of Burgundy, whether white or red, had gently sloping shoulders and expansive, deeply dimpled bottoms.
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So I went, reluctantly, and one of the first people I met was Thomas — tall, flirtatious and dimpled.
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The skin at the bottom of my new breast is loose, pale, and dimpled – like raw chicken fat.
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Mr. Roth brought me to his window to proudly point out the same dimpled masonry, untouched by time.
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His white hair is going wispy, but he is dimpled and handsome in a Popeye sort of way.
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Tiny pastel rice-flour cakes suggest coins in a fairy kingdom, dimpled at the center and haunted by jasmine.
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This year, a baby-faced, dimpled 21966-year-old was shot as he rode his bicycle outside his house.
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In the next take, she started out with a dimpled smile, which melted away as Casey grew more menacing.
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Fourteen-year-old Helen Sambou, dimpled and cornrowed, is so shy she seems almost apologetic for even taking up space.
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The men in three-piece suits, now without their plastic bibs, were milling around holding dimpled beer mugs and cigarettes.
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After nearly two hours we reached Miyun, a district in northeast Beijing abutting the dimpled mountains that ring the city.
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On her Instagram account, 9.1 million followers are treated to outfit changes and frequent flashes of a dimpled, dazzled smile.
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This, though, is surely the point of the Jägerbomb—it is vehemently anti-moderation, total annihilation in a dimpled tumbler.
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Mr. Kushner, whose dimpled cheeks and baby face are a fixture of society pages, has embraced the trappings of a mogul.
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His cheeks are dimpled with two safety pins — a nod to the punk movement which first lured him to London's clubland.
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BEIJING — The two-minute cartoon opens with a folksy jingle and a smiling bobblehead of President Xi Jinping, dimpled and cherubic.
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Her forehead is dimpled where the tumor was removed, close to the hairline, and she has no interest in reconstructive surgery.
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All I could see was the small hump of her bent back and the rounded curve of his dimpled elbow sticking out.
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Before this funny-faced female was burnin' up the Billboard charts, she was just another dimpled diva growing up in London, England.
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The bottom speaker is also dimpled in such a way that my thumb gravitates toward it, even though pressing it does nothing.
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He carved his own crude clubs out of the branches of Australian pine trees and whacked bottle caps instead of dimpled balls.
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In my real adult life I find myself attracted to shorter men, dark-haired men, curly-haired and sunny men with dimpled chins.
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In a new video posted to her Instagram page, Gregg made a powerful statement on why we shouldn't see dimpled thighs as an imperfection.
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The dimpled smiles of the Hanson Brothers; Leonardo DiCaprio, tugging down the V of his shirt; each Spice Girl lined up in a row.
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At MWC last year HTC's Peter Chou announced its partnership with Valve and gave the first official glimpse of the Vive's distinctly dimpled headset.
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Eager to address those fears, and to better address that little dimpled ball, Ms. Moynahan booked a private lesson at Chelsea Piers Golf Academy.
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As the red blood cells mature, they spit out the nucleus -- the core that houses their DNA -- giving the cells a signature round, dimpled shape.
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Under a leaden sky, raw from a storm the night before, he looked across the cityscape dimpled with apartment lights and inched to the edge.
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Lil' Mo's first 3-D ultrasound photo, a dimpled knot, was pinned to the fridge with a pastel magnet that spelled B-A-B-Y.
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Its metal arm scooped up a grubby rubber ball (it looked like a dimpled egg yolk) and flung it out at 48 miles per hour.
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Sure, the cellulite was still there, but I became less and less concerned about my dimpled ass and thighs as my growing belly balanced it out.
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A built-in 75-inch television is next to a sleek gas fireplace, both of which are set into a wall of unusual dimpled white tile.
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Earth is attracted to the sun not because of a force but because the sun has dimpled the space-time through which our planet must travel.
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I bend toward an array of patterns, nature-etched hieroglyphics in the sand: wrinkled lines, dimpled troughs, rivulets that squiggle with the ambition of a river.
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Plump and rosy, with cheeks chunky from breast milk and meaty, dimpled thighs, he smiled when I sang him a snippet of a Stevie Wonder song.
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This powerful mix of caffeine, jojoba oil and shea butter revives circulation and reduces the appearance of uneven, dimpled skin on your hips, thighs and everywhere else.
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Over the past few days, haunting images of a teen girl with curly, sandy blonde hair and a dimpled smile named Jayme Closs have been almost inescapable.
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Before this dimpled doll was singing her way to the top of the charts, she was just another grinning gal posin' in her PJs in Ottawa, Canada.
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My room is still messy, I still hit snooze 11 times in the morning, I still think my butt looks fat when it's naked and weirdly dimpled.
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Boris Johnson's pale sagging face presses itself against Donald Trump's pale sagging ass, until all those dimpled sheets of flesh melt into one another and become one.
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The dimpled brown leather couches and dark wood remind me of my grandfather's basement, an episode of Mad Men, or a Life magazine spread from the 217s.
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The stone in Kurt Steiner's hand is roughly circular, four inches wide, flat on one side and irregularly dimpled on the other, like a petrified chocolate chunk cookie.
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Before this happy young man gave the rap game a chance, he was just another dimpled darling growing up in Chicago, IL. Can you guess who he is?
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How perfect that the tour's signature event is providing the writing on the dimpled ball as a cast of character actors fall in behind the sport's leading man.
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A few weekends ago, while on vacation in Florida, I took a photo of my husband holding my toddler son, whose dimpled butt cheeks were the pic's centerpiece.
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She's tiny, just 280-foot-212, and her face is a shiny, magnetic sparkle — its resting expression is cheerfulness, its cheeks are dimpled, its inquisitiveness is somehow loving.
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But since she is saddled with a wide dimpled ass, thick thighs and a lacking chin, her diminished capacity for empathy sits unused because it is almost unusable.
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The Matrimandir, a dimpled, golden spheroid that some have said resembles a giant golf ball, is the meditation center and temple that is center to Auroville's spiritual life.
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Costache, a 34-year-old Romanian with a dimpled, affable face, previously worked at Google, where he helped build Gmail's multiple-inbox capability and various features of Google Maps.
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Here, in "Autobiography: Japan (Shisen-do, Kyoto)" (1982) they are combined with scraps of tickets, exhibition guides and other ephemera into a crusty, dimpled, and obsessively constructed self image.
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Sometimes, there are flops, like the suit worn by the Americans in 2014 — the grandiosely named, and ultimately underperforming, Mach 39 from Under Armour — featuring a dimpled, vented material.
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One notable example is the wide-eyed Princess Peach in Super Mario 64 (1996), whose only defence against enemy attack came in the form of a dimpled, smiling heart.
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But when David Johnson stood over the dimpled white ball weighing less than two ounces, he knew his short game was being called upon to answer for his big mouth.
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In Irvine, she found a bakery making fresh sangak, a giant dimpled flatbread named for the pebbles that line the oven floor on which the slabs of dough are baked.
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The brilliant colors used by Gianni Toso at the Venini Glass Factory in Murano, Italy, for example, inspired his "Venini" series (1972-1978), delicate, dimpled doorknob forms with wavy horizontal stripes.
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And who could forget those images of election officials holding punch ballots up to the light to discern what a "dimpled chad" could have meant to the course of a country?
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The bodysuits were made from a dimpled polyurethane material designed to divert air drag; designers placed a large, latticed vent in the back of the suit to let the athletes bodies breathe.
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When I ask how she is now, Pam pulls out her wallet and hands me a yearbook photo of a dimpled high school girl with a sweet smile and a faux-hawk.
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We told Lászlo, the middle-aged cafe worker with a dimpled smile, that we were journalists from out of town; afterward, he insisted on serving us lemonades and pastries on the house.
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Judge Robert Rosenberg of the Broward County Canvassing Board uses a magnifying glass to examine a dimpled chad on a punch card ballot during a vote recount in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on Nov.
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Turns out, she and a friend had both gotten their belly buttons done years before, and while the jewelry (and the friendship) was long gone, a tiny dimpled memory remained on her navel.
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Thousands of miles away in Kenya, a different kind of initiative is taking root - one that uses produce deemed too ugly for Western supermarket shelves, such as wonky carrots, curved cucumbers and dimpled apples.
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She practiced her jazz turns on the slick floor of the kitchen; she winked and dimpled at her reflection in the sliding doors, as if for an audience stretching into the darkened back yard.
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There were three dimpled young girls and a freckle-faced boy with bright orange hair, and a woman clad in full black chador shadowed the respectable man of the home that stood close by.
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Another showed all three children at a quinceañera — Shamal kneeling in front, with a powder blue clip-on bow tie framing his baby face, and Tatiyana tucked in back with a deep-dimpled smile.
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When Harvey Ross Ball was hired by an insurance company in 1963 to create a morale-boosting icon for its employees, he whipped up a yellow-and-black smiley face with a wide, dimpled grin.
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He's too pale a blur to arouse passion, and as an object of fascination, he can hold neither bow nor arrow to the dimpled deer hunter who reigns over the other side of the Capitol.
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It's hard to figure out if these are the reactions of people spotting an adorable toddler with big, brown eyes and plump, dimpled cheeks, or if they are recognizing a minor Instagram model with 2000,29 followers.
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He's a strapping, dimpled young man who speaks with a twang and offers up easy chatter — a performance of down-home charm that's entirely synthetic, an act put on to sell pie that Giles can barely choke down.
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"I didn't have the energy or the drive to figure out at what point in its journey this image had lost my dimpled thighs or bulge of bicep fat, or whether my chin had been recrafted," she explained.
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I recall sitting there as Starr, his blue eyes owlish, his skin pink and dimpled, sat before Congress and in a sonorous I-say-this-more-in-sorrow-than-in-anger tone, pounced light as a cat on a scalawag president.
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With its painted gothic backdrops (Beowulf Boritt did the sets) and its cheerful, pun-slinging cast (led by the dimpled Hadley Fraser in the title role), this "Young Frankenstein" brings to mind the hoary old days of the music hall.
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But when available sometime in the next few months, presumably priced similarly to the existing Seagate Backup Plus Slim, the svelter drive will come with a new gold or platinum dimpled finish for those who consider an external drive a fashion accessory.
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This article originally appeared on EW.com Harry Styles always seemed like the guy having the best time in One Direction: a dimpled, rakish prankster happy to wear the mantle of Class Clown — maybe because he knew that Most Likely to Succeed belonged to him too.
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For Erin Coyle, a 24-year-old with dark, curly hair and a dimpled smile, smoky days take her back to being 1003, to the first time she experienced the ravenousness of fire, when a single-structure blaze consumed her family's Anderson, California, home.
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Mr. Dooley, a first-time Olympian and a dimpled heartthrob in the making, may well be among those household names being showcased in prime time, buoyed by sponsorships and feel-good TV commercials, if he were a swimmer, a gymnast or even a fencer.
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I realized I was finally thinking about something else, like how good a sudden breeze felt on my skin after sweating through my shirt, like F.'s dimpled legs moving so fast through the brush, like the sound of water falling somewhere we couldn't yet see.
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I realized I was finally thinking about something else, like how good a sudden breeze felt on my skin after sweating through my shirt, like F.'s dimpled legs moving so fast through the brush, like the sound of water falling somewhere we couldn't yet see.
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Their house, nestled at the base of Missoula's dimpled foothills alongside other modest ranch-style homes, belongs to a local nonprofit called Opportunity Resources, which oversees one of the only programs in America that offers reintegration services specifically for people with both an ID and a history of sexual delinquency.
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In the silent-movie era, a girl's adorably dimpled cheeks might have been an asset, but by the 1930s the camera had zoomed out to take in her whole figure, draped in bias-cut gowns that shimmered over the body with no visible means of support beyond the musculature of the disciplined wearer.
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Election officials there sought to discern voter intent through a maze of "hanging chads" (incompletely punched paper ballots) and "pregnant chads" (paper ballots that were dimpled, but not pierced, during the voting process), as well as "overvotes" (ballots that recorded multiple votes for the same office) and "undervotes" (ballots that recorded no vote for a given office).
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Prior to her departure from the group, Cabello demonstrated a knack for top 40 versatility, collaborating on duets with artists ranging from the wholesomely dimpled pop rocker Shawn Mendes ("I Know What You Did Last Summer," a top 20 hit in 2015), to rapper Machine Gun Kelly on the ubiquitous hit "Bad Things," which peaked at #4 on the Hot 100 in February 2017.
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I quickly internalized the did-you-know facts about it that a tour guide recited on my first visit to the city: Until renovations in the 1990s, it measured 365 meters tall (about 1,200 feet), so that schoolchildren could remember its height; it got its nickname, the Pope's Revenge, because of the way sunlight scatters into a cross on the sphere's dimpled surface — something East German officials did not like.
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It is a safe guess that the Eastern European Jews who brought the bialy from Bialystok to New York City, piecing back together the recipe for this plain but beguiling dimpled roll in their new world after fleeing their old one, did not do it so that one day it could be sliced open and stuffed with a New Jersey pork sausage that comes in a cloth sack.
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